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Location: Rhinelander | http://walleye.outdoorsfirst.com/articles/05.07.2013/5748/Walleye.F...
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Location: La Salle, CO | The guy is a stud no doubt. Good to see someone so young understand that hard work pays off in the end. It's pretty easy to be a fan of Korey's that is for sure. |
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| The story tells that he worked his way from the bottom thru determination a calculated effort. Very impressive accomplishments. Says a lot about solid chartacter.
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Jim O |
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | It's refreshing to read about a younger guy who respects, listens to, and thinks like an old timer. The more one learns about the nature of any chosen prey from top to bottom, along with their ecological niche and habits in the scheme of things, the better the odds IN YOUR Favor. He's learned that the actual catching of the fish in essence becomes secondary to locating and matching with a proven technique what they are feeding on the best you can. And then by refining, sticking with and taking it a step further by successfully targeting what may be the bigger fish in any system. This completes the true Pro package definition in my eyes.
Edited by walleye express 5/10/2013 11:14 AM
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